Shares of Take-Two Interactive rose 2.9% to $245.40 after the company saw strong pre-order numbers for Grand Theft Auto VI and received a bullish analyst update. Pre-orders for GTA VI, which opened on June 25, 2026, were six times higher in 24 hours at one French retailer than what the Call of Duty franchise typically sees during its entire pre-order period, and an industry analyst projects the game could sell 25 million units on its first day, more than doubling the record set by GTA V. A Bank of America analyst raised the price target on the stock from $320 to $368, citing an improved outlook for GTA Online's monetization. The positive sentiment follows a fiscal year 2026 in which Take-Two's net revenue grew 18% year-over-year to $6.66 billion.
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